Sport nationThe latest news and transfer rumors surrounding the Championship have been making headlines in recent days. With several teams vying for promotion to the Premier League, the competition is fierce, and clubs are looking to strengthen their squads in the January transfer window.
Millwall boss Neil Harris has expressed his frustration after his side’s draw with Oxford, stating that they lacked the killer instinct to win the game. Harris told South London News, “I think my frustration afterwards was evident with the fact we didn’t win the game and then I went two-fold after watching the game back on Saturday night.”
“Firstly we were by far the better team. I stick by what I said, we didn’t have the killer instinct. We didn’t have those final moments of quality in the twelve-yard box, which was probably needed to get two or three goals up to give ourselves the breathing space.”
“But on the flip side, Oxford never caused us a problem, and we looked so reliable and solid and comfortable in a Championship game, as comfortable as I can remember us for the whole time I’ve been here.”
“I think that was the frustration and we got sucker punched at the end. Then I flipped the other way and thought, we’ve done that to teams this year. We went to Swansea and did that, and the boot has been on the other foot so I have to accept this can happen to us at times.”
Meanwhile, former Stevenage boss Dino Maamria believes QPR star Ilias Chair has Premier League ability. Maamria told The Deck, “It is really unfortunate what happened to Ilias Chair because he is a top top player.”
“Listen he is playing in the Championship, at one of the best clubs in the Championship. But I think he is Premier League, he should be playing in the Premier League.”
Chair has been in impressive form for QPR this season, scoring several crucial goals and providing assists for his teammates. His performances have caught the attention of several Premier League clubs, and it remains to be seen whether QPR can hold onto their star player.
In other news, Leeds United are being linked with a move for Maccabi Tel Aviv striker Dor Turgeman. The 21-year-old is already a seven-time senior Israel international and has been in impressive form for his club this season.
According to Sport5, Maccabi Tel Aviv are not keen on selling Turgeman in January, but the right fee could force a deal. The report suggests that Turgeman could cost around £4.1million.
Leeds United are looking to strengthen their squad in the January transfer window as they bid to return to the Premier League. The Whites are currently third in the Championship table, but they face stiff competition from several other teams, including Fulham, Bournemouth, and Blackburn Rovers.
The addition of Turgeman could provide Leeds United with the firepower they need to secure promotion to the Premier League. The 21-year-old has already shown his ability to score goals at a high level, and he could prove to be a valuable asset for Leeds United.
In other transfer news, West Ham United are being linked with a move for former Porto manager Sergio Conceicao. Conceicao has been out of work since leaving Porto at the end of last season, but he is reportedly eager to return to management.
According to reports, West Ham United are considering Conceicao as a potential replacement for under-fire manager Julen Lopetegui. Lopetegui has been struggling to get results, and it remains to be seen whether he will be given more time to turn things around.
The appointment of Conceicao would be a significant coup for West Ham United. The Portuguese manager has a proven track record of success, having won several titles with Porto. He is known for his tactical acumen and his ability to get the best out of his players.
Conceicao’s appointment could also have a significant impact on West Ham United’s transfer policy. The Portuguese manager has a reputation for being able to attract top talent, and he could potentially bring in several new players to strengthen West Ham United’s squad.
In other news, QPR are reportedly considering a move for former Chelsea defender Jake Clarke-Salter. Clarke-Salter is currently playing for Coventry City, but he has been linked with a move to QPR in the January transfer window.
According to reports, QPR are looking to strengthen their defense, and Clarke-Salter is seen as a potential target. The 25-year-old has already gained significant experience playing in the Championship, and he could prove to be a valuable asset for QPR.
The addition of Clarke-Salter could provide QPR with the defensive solidity they need to push up the Championship table. The Hoops have been struggling to keep clean sheets this season, and the addition of a new defender could help to address this problem.
In other transfer news, Millwall are reportedly considering a move for former Derby County midfielder Graeme Shinnie. Shinnie is currently playing for Wigan Athletic, but he has
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